Animal sanctuary Millington’s Magical Barn, which is based in Yorkshire, England, recently shared a video on Instagram that shows an adorable sheep waging its tail after seeing its “favorite person”.

“POV: you’ve been waiting for your favorite person all day,” it says in the text of the video.

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The clip ended up getting 2.2 million likes since being shared in February and surprised a lot of social media users who didn’t know that sheep wag their tails when they are happy.

“I didn’t even realize they had tails long enough to wave,” one user wrote in the comments section.

Some users joked that the sheep somehow became a dog. 

 “I’m sorry, but that’s a dog,” one person stated.

“Bro downloaded the dog software by accident,” another added.

As it turns out, sheep waging its tail is not as uncommon as it sounds. Besides showing their happiness, sheep also wag their tail when they nurse their lambs, when they flirt with each other, and enjoy a particular activity like receiving scratches.

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Tennessee-based Gentle Barn farm animal sanctuary recently shared an adorable video that shows a herd of rescue sheep encountering the snow for the first time. The sheep were first reluctant to step outside of their barn, being cautious about the white cover on the ground. But after some encouragement from the staff, they got out and loved every moment of it.

Sheep can be seen running around, jumping, and even tasting the snow. 

“Wait for the snow zoomies. Our Tennessee sanctuary hasn’t seen snowfall like this since we rescued these boys, and despite some initial hesitation they had the most magical time,” Gentle Barn team wrote in the caption of the video.

The video caught the attention of TikTok users, who loved the scene and made sure to let Gentle Barn know about it in the comments section.

“thank you so much for sharing this little piece of joy with all of us,” one user wrote.

“Adorable thank u for the happiness,” another added.

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This cool café is located in Seoul, South Korea and it offers its customers a chance to meet and pet adorable, fluffy sheep. The cafe opened in 2011, but they recently gained attention on social media after sharing photos of their lovely lamb getting a bath. The photo of her being transformed into a fluffy snowball went viral and people instantly went crazy over this cute sheep-friendly place.

“I don’t know how this place was known to the world, but I had visitors from all over the world coming to see my sheep, from Macedonia, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, even some countries I don’t know well,” the owner Lee Kwang-ho told one news outlet back in 2015.

So far it seems like the customers of Thanks Nature Café are greeted by two fluffy white lambs named William and Bentley. They live in a specially designed area where they are very well-fed and look perfectly happy with all the attention they receive.

Make sure to follow this lovely café on Instagram and take a look at their photos.

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“One day we got home and we heard a little lamb crying out,” Quintin shared with The Dodo. “He was so week at the start, he couldn’t stand on his own feet.”

However, as time went by, Zuko started feeling better and began showing his true personality.

“He thinks he owns the show. He jumps on the couch, he jumps from table to table,” Robin explained. “It was so amazing watching how he just transformed from really being on the brink of death to this amazing, full of light and energy little man.”

Zuko has his big brother named Morty, but, at night, the lamb only wants to sleep with his rescuers.

“When it’s time to go to bed, he jumps straight up onto the bed and he finds a spot, and he usually just nestles up into a little loaf between us,” Quintin added.

Scroll down and check out Zuko’s adventures below.

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“Odlaug and Nilia would spend every minute of the day together if they could,” Nilia’s mom shared with The Dodo. “They wake up early every morning and the first thing that Nilia does is run to Odlaug to feed her breakfast.”

Before going to school, the adorable duo helps out with chores, which they both love to do.

“Because she can’t go to school with her, they’ve made a deal. Odlaug gets to walk her down the road,” she added. “Odlaug doesn’t really do much while she’s away. She mostly mopes around waiting for her to come back. But as soon as she gets home, she gets so excited again.”

Odlaug and Nilia love going for long walks together and sometimes they have a little picnic out in the field.

“They just play outside for hours. And then Nilia comes up with an obstacle course for her. And then it’s time to go to bed. But not without a bedtime story first.”

Scroll down and check out the adorable friends below.

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Animal sanctuary Millington’s Magical Barn, which is based in Yorkshire, England, recently shared a video on Instagram that shows an adorable sheep waging its tail after seeing its “favorite person”.

“POV: you’ve been waiting for your favorite person all day,” it says in the text of the video.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Millington's Magical Barn (@millingtonsmagicalbarn)

The clip ended up getting 2.2 million likes since being shared in February and surprised a lot of social media users who didn’t know that sheep wag their tails when they are happy.

“I didn’t even realize they had tails long enough to wave,” one user wrote in the comments section.

Some users joked that the sheep somehow became a dog. 

 “I’m sorry, but that’s a dog,” one person stated.

“Bro downloaded the dog software by accident,” another added.

As it turns out, sheep waging its tail is not as uncommon as it sounds. Besides showing their happiness, sheep also wag their tail when they nurse their lambs, when they flirt with each other, and enjoy a particular activity like receiving scratches.

The post This Sheep Wags Its Tail When It Sees Its “Favorite Person” appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Tennessee-based Gentle Barn farm animal sanctuary recently shared an adorable video that shows a herd of rescue sheep encountering the snow for the first time. The sheep were first reluctant to step outside of their barn, being cautious about the white cover on the ground. But after some encouragement from the staff, they got out and loved every moment of it.

Sheep can be seen running around, jumping, and even tasting the snow. 

“Wait for the snow zoomies. Our Tennessee sanctuary hasn’t seen snowfall like this since we rescued these boys, and despite some initial hesitation they had the most magical time,” Gentle Barn team wrote in the caption of the video.

The video caught the attention of TikTok users, who loved the scene and made sure to let Gentle Barn know about it in the comments section.

“thank you so much for sharing this little piece of joy with all of us,” one user wrote.

“Adorable thank u for the happiness,” another added.

The post Watch Herd of Rescue Sheep Encounter Snow for the First Time appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

This cool café is located in Seoul, South Korea and it offers its customers a chance to meet and pet adorable, fluffy sheep. The cafe opened in 2011, but they recently gained attention on social media after sharing photos of their lovely lamb getting a bath. The photo of her being transformed into a fluffy snowball went viral and people instantly went crazy over this cute sheep-friendly place.

“I don’t know how this place was known to the world, but I had visitors from all over the world coming to see my sheep, from Macedonia, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, even some countries I don’t know well,” the owner Lee Kwang-ho told one news outlet back in 2015.

So far it seems like the customers of Thanks Nature Café are greeted by two fluffy white lambs named William and Bentley. They live in a specially designed area where they are very well-fed and look perfectly happy with all the attention they receive.

Make sure to follow this lovely café on Instagram and take a look at their photos.

The post Thanks Nature Café is the Place Where You Can Pet Adorable, Fluffy Sheep appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“One day we got home and we heard a little lamb crying out,” Quintin shared with The Dodo. “He was so week at the start, he couldn’t stand on his own feet.”

However, as time went by, Zuko started feeling better and began showing his true personality.

“He thinks he owns the show. He jumps on the couch, he jumps from table to table,” Robin explained. “It was so amazing watching how he just transformed from really being on the brink of death to this amazing, full of light and energy little man.”

Zuko has his big brother named Morty, but, at night, the lamb only wants to sleep with his rescuers.

“When it’s time to go to bed, he jumps straight up onto the bed and he finds a spot, and he usually just nestles up into a little loaf between us,” Quintin added.

Scroll down and check out Zuko’s adventures below.

The post Check Out Zuko: The Lamb Who Acts Like a Dog appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“Odlaug and Nilia would spend every minute of the day together if they could,” Nilia’s mom shared with The Dodo. “They wake up early every morning and the first thing that Nilia does is run to Odlaug to feed her breakfast.”

Before going to school, the adorable duo helps out with chores, which they both love to do.

“Because she can’t go to school with her, they’ve made a deal. Odlaug gets to walk her down the road,” she added. “Odlaug doesn’t really do much while she’s away. She mostly mopes around waiting for her to come back. But as soon as she gets home, she gets so excited again.”

Odlaug and Nilia love going for long walks together and sometimes they have a little picnic out in the field.

“They just play outside for hours. And then Nilia comes up with an obstacle course for her. And then it’s time to go to bed. But not without a bedtime story first.”

Scroll down and check out the adorable friends below.

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